Microsoft Exchange and Active Directory Blog
As already announced here, this is the first article on the topic of Exchange Server Monitoring. This article is about the PRTG software from Paessler. PRTG has been on the market for quite a long time and I would classify it as a "classic" monitoring tool. PRTG is therefore well suited for monitoring hardware, ... Read more
A long time ago I had created a small script (Exchange Monitor) which allows a very rudimentary monitoring of Exchange servers. However, the script no longer works with the current Exchange Server versions. I had actually planned to revise the script or I had already experimented with a revised version. Unfortunately, the first ... Read more
In the last article, I had already announced that I would also like to use PRTG to monitor the web server protection of the Sophos UTM. Unfortunately, PRTG only offers generic sensors for the UTM, which makes monitoring a little more difficult. I've made some progress with the Sophos RESTful API, but unfortunately RESTful ... Read more
In this article, I already presented a small script that checks the Exchange HealthCheck URLs. Since I use PRTG for monitoring in my private environment, I used a separate sensor for the HealthCheck URLs. PRTG comes with a whole range of sensors for Exchange Server, but due to the limitation of 100 ... Read more
As announced, I have released version 2.1 of the Exchange Monitor one month after the beta version. A few more changes have been incorporated into the final version. Exchange Monitor 2.1 is available for download here: https://www.frankysweb.de/exchange-monitor/ Many thanks to all readers who helped to improve the Exchange Monitor. Update: There had been ... Read more
I have just uploaded the new Exchange Monitor version 2.1. The new version contains various bugfixes that have been reported by users. Many thanks at this point to everyone who reported problems. Version 2.1 of the Exchange Monitor now loads the Exchange snapins from the normal PowerShell. This should avoid problems with the task. ... Read more
